The Satcharita says 'While humans make their plans, God has another plan.' How does this quote apply to the story of Dixit's journey to Shirdi?

This philosophical statement is the central theme of the events surrounding H.S. Dixit's first trip to Shirdi. Chapter 51 illustrates this by contrasting human efforts with divine intervention. On the human side, Dixit was consumed with worry and actively planning by requesting help from the Mirikars to find a travel companion. The Mirikars were also engaged in a serious discussion, trying to decide which of them should go. This was their plan. However, God's plan, as the chapter narrates, unfolded in a far more miraculous way. Madhavrao Deshpande was summoned to Nagar from Shirdi by a seemingly urgent but ultimately false telegram. His sudden appearance, orchestrated by Sai Baba's will, provided the perfect solution that human planning had struggled to find, demonstrating how a higher power's design can fulfill desires in ways mortals cannot anticipate.